In 2016, we became part of the Handmade Parade in Hebden Bridge (UK). Together with the leading Handmade Parade artists, local residents and our team of interns, we prepared costumes, built objects and tested new forms of communication with the audience. Six months before the event, the town of Hebden Bridge experienced a major flood, which caused damage, but also in a sense united the community in the fight against the consequences, so the parade was dedicated to this natural and social phenomenon. We proposed not only to show the dirt that comes from the heavens and the earth, but also the kind of dirt that people's minds and lives produce. Guided by this idea, we created a Mobile City with a central object in the form of a Giant Toilet, with polluting pipes, chimneys, cars and even a group of bureaucrats-in general, everything that makes our life so full of ... sewage. As a response to this first city, we proposed a second-a Mobile Utopia City built around a Tree with a vacuum cleaner connected to it, surrounded by robot gardeners and struggling to protect the city's ecology from human bureaucrats.